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- Structured Wiring for Today's Homes - CD-ROMs
A6073

-Homebuilder Edition
A6074

-Installer Edition
A6075

-Remodeler Edition
A6076

-Homeowner Edition with John Ratzenberger [Order Online]
- Structured wiring is being incorporated into an increasing percentage of new homes, and builders, installers and remodelers have many questions on whether these new technologies are right for them. Foremost among these concerns is: can I make money doing this; should I offer this as a custom or standard production feature; will my reputation be adversely affected if I build an obsolete house; and, are my installers capable of doing the job right.
1 free (addl $2.00 ea)
- Communications Wiring for Today's Homes
A6019


-Contractor Edition
A6020


-Homebuilder Edition
A6057


-Remodeler Edition
- A guide for electrical contractors, homebuilders and remodelers to help get a handle on low-cost, high-tech unshielded cabling comprised of four twisted pairs of copper wires. Briefly describes desirable home wiring schemes using Category 5 (or better) and RG-6 coaxial cable for phone, data and video communications.
(4 pgs.) 1 free (addl $0.25 ea)
- Is Your Home Wired for the 21st Century?
A6068

- A questionnaire encouraging consumers to self-inspect their homes to determine their need for adequate communications wiring for the Internet age. Contains ten questions with explanations. Also contains a list of questions to ask an installer in order to assess their qualifications. Available to installers in bulk quantities by calling 212-251-7200.
1 free (addl $0.25 ea)
- Infrastructure Wiring Video Series - 2 VIDEOTAPEs
A6051
andA6055
- $15.00
- Infrastructure Wiring for New Homes - VIDEO
A6051

A resource for people involved in the specification, design, selection and installation of residential low-voltage wiring systems
(97 min.) $10.00
- Infrastructure Wiring for Existing Homes - VIDEO
A6055

A resource for people involved in the specification, design, selection and installation of residential low-voltage wiring system.
(121 min.) $10.00
- Infrastructure Wiring for Existing Homes - VIDEO
- Networking Your Home
A6083

- A6083 Retrofitting an existing home can boost your enjoyment and productivity while enhancing your homes value. This article describes all the basics and identifies the tools and the components needed for a proper wiring installation. Offers a checklist for DIYers or for working with a contractor, as well as sources for additional information. Reprint. Handy Magazine, Sept./Oct. 2002.
(6 pgs). 1 free (addl $0.25 ea)
- Telecommunications Issues for Copper Wire and Cable
A6026

- This paper, presented at Wire & Cable Focus '98, examines recent trends in copper usage and its increasing role for inside wiring applications. Discusses the prospect for xDSL technologies, what's happening in commercial premises wiring, and the existing activity in residential communications wiring.
(7 pgs.) 1 free (addl $0.25 ea)
- Wiring the ResidenceA Significant New Market for the Inforamtion Age
A6061

- Presented at Wire & Focus 00, this paper examines the fastest growing future market for copper communications wire and cable: residential structured wiring. In particular, the retrofit market is featured. Also covers benefits to upgrading from AWG 14 to AWG 12 in residential building wire.
(8 pgs.) 1 free (addl $0.25 ea)
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